New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
THE TALK OF THE DAY

sIno Sc Paul Pioneer Press" tells this story about
of the prominent physicians Of that city. Wheh
he sixteen years OF age he left home to teacn
school in q neighboring village. He had expressed
q strong taste for Che medical profession and "neh
no returned homo tho next spring his father told him
that ho might begin b study medicine II he cnose'
"stu.lyln exclaimed the boy; "why, have been
practising all winter" His father then earned that
an epidemic Of measles had struck the ncighborhood
where his hopeful son was teaching during the win
ter and that he bought case of medicines, read up
ON the disease and set himself up rs a healer WIN
great Lis spare time after school hours put
In this way had laid tho foundation of his future pro
fesslonal reputation.
There arc young men who wear corsos. 1t Is gem
orally known that for some time individuals OF that
mental callber have existed In limited numbers IL
remape however, for the present style OF bglegged
breeches TO bring SUI another caper for the daft
Young men, The boys have taken 20 wearing hoop-
sh,rts Ia takes q hoops skirt for each leg and the
hoop tastens az the hips They used to keep the
big-legged brooches In shape. Bastes VIII probably
como next and then we may expect TO see tho 200
utterly too-too young men with blrus on ther haus-
ATLANTA Constitution
II Mr. Walter Of "Ihe London Times," should be
made peer It would be longer proper to say that
"The Times" has peer We don't think that this
Is much OF Joke but got 1t of In order to fore
stan aPuneh,p which will doubtless reve in It with
its usual heavy gee.
A Child of The streets,-Early travellers by the
an energetic newsgir She lie wlry, hoydenlsh nt e
creature Of twelve or thirteen, her rudy, smDlnc
TACO crowned with q blue knit cap, and great
bundle of papers held firmly undor one arm. She
leaps upon the car platform and walks through the
CRYING her papers In bold, harsh tones People snie
and buy, and sho escapes to the street after play,
mi semitic with tho conductor. One sluartly DRESSED
young conductor usually loses his huttonhoe flower
In these encounters Letter in Philadelphia
Record
The three leading papers OF stettin. Germany
have agreed to boycott the stettn City Theatre be
cause they have n grievance against the manager
Tho name Of theatre is never mentioned by them
A little French girl Just learning TO speak English
SnS day went , to mousse 10 O0s
what kind would you Ike 7" asked the lady OF
''' "Roses, please, madam"
"And how many Your sister wants to veal
ayes, madam. Enough for two bouauets-One fol
her hair and ono for her stomach. "-tYoutRs Com
panton
Dakota continues to grow with great rapidity. II
has number Of excellent colleges and good schoo
| system employing more than 5000 teachers Thu
is double the number OF teachers In New-Iiampshh'
| and New-Jersey and half many "a are employed IL
Massachusetts,. Thirteen States In the Union main
| tain fewer schools than Dakota In the NUMBER o
its banks Dakota leads twenty-five States OK th'
Union and In many other ways shows that IL
destined to become OF the greatest States Oh tn
| Union.
coor Won had tho Other day, have youi" inquired
| fair shopper OF the dry-goods clerk Ia,
cSo fS Ss we d SVo them and have been try
| inc TO Get for tho past seven years.
| Won can't get the best Of dry-g0Ods clerk-in nj
| limo OF business.-lHartford Post
Tho births recorded In London every week exoee
| the deaths by more than thousand, and during tn
next ten years the Increase In the number Of nhah
| itants will probably be nearly three-quartcs OF
million Kansas City and other SPOON" towns
tho West will have TO do some lively hustiing 70 bea
tho elfeto old British metropolis
| An Average Health Resort-Stlnger-Yes, sir,
Fashion Springs the most noted health resort III IN
| country You ought to have place there.
| Omaha MAN, have heard that property Is held
enormous values there, and had about given up th
| idea of purchasing.
| cost-tcrrble sacriice. The ownor h my brothel
| and Is willing to lose half IN order to get cash
ket away on. Never such chance"
| "What Ia the cause OF his leavingi"
| "Iu health.nI0maha World.
| There Is q woman In Omaha who, although she
1o1 years of ago. stili recites poetry whenever al
can get any one to listen to her.
Tho fact that many art treasures have hes